Instagram Live with Cari Simon
Along with countless other organizations fighting to empower survivors on college campuses, we were thrilled to hear that the new Title IX guidelines were (finally) released! But what do they mean? And how will they impact survivors moving forward? We could not be more excited and grateful that Title IX attorney, Cari Simon, will be joining us again on Wed, 4/24 at 4pm ET / 1pm PT to break it all down.
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Disrupting Serial Sexual Assault: A Movement Toward Healing and Justice with Tracy DeTomasi
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Preventing Sexual Assault with Privacy-Preserved Matching [feat. Tracy DeTomasi @ Callisto]
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Safety In The Vault: College.EDU SA Safety
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Tracy DeTomasi: CEO of Callisto
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Innovating Safety: How Callisto Battles Campus Sexual Assault
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DDW: DDN Sexual Assault Prevention Committee
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Can Connecting Survivors Stop Repeat Offenders? with Tracy DeTomasi
In the News
A survivor’s guide to reporting sexual assault at USC - Daily Trojan, 4/26/23
Take Back the Night: ‘Chico State has a rape problem’ - The Orion, 4/25/23
New technology helps survivors of sexual assault connect and heal - Daily Trojan (USC), 10/31/22
Can a new form of cryptography solve the internet’s privacy problem? - The Guardian, 10/29/22
Can WhatsApp messages be secure and encrypted—but traceable at same time? - Tech and Science Post, 8/11/22
SEXUAL ASSAULT: TOO OFTEN UNPUNISHED ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES - Entitled to Equality, 5/3/22
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Callisto executive director Amanda Stewart speaks on using technology to support survivors -The Daily Northwestern, 4/14/22
Yale students gain access to anonymous sexual assault reporting service - Yale News, 4/6/22